I made a moment of my thread, because I broke my thread. Feel free to share, embed, use to shame me or whatever.https://twitter.com/i/moments/893845930461589505 …
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Replying to @pennyb
+1 to all of this. Ways I've thought of to help: 1. Decline invites, suggest non-bros 2. Amplify URMs, not speak (unless asked by a URM)
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Replying to @blahah404
…suggest to URMs that they apply for funding and work on their project instead of leading/joining one for bros.
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Replying to @pennyb
Nice! And then supporting and advocating for those projects is a logical next step?
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Replying to @blahah404 @pennyb
Also I said "I've thought of", which is not true. I saw URMs ask for those things and eventually listened. Credit for the ideas is theirs.
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Replying to @blahah404 @pennyb
Rik is the ally everybody (non-URM) thinks they are but aren't.
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Tried for 5 mins to find one but I can't find a gif for this situation. I feel like I'm working on being better, and always will..
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...but the process of doing that is so intensively demanding of guidance and help from generous people, the label ally feels disingenuous...
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...for me to use about myself. Taking credit for the work of others to make me less of a jerk to them... I don't have good words for this.
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You are the rare few. http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/11/things-allies-need-to-know/?upw …
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That's a really useful list! Thanks for sharing :)
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